Mold News May2009 Indoor Allergens     Indoor allergens include products left by dust mites, cockroach, rats, birds, pet dander and mold.  Each indoor allergen exposure usually occurs indoors. 

There are generally two ways to deal with indoor allergens.  One may choose to remove the source of the indoor contaminant.  Or, one can attempt to control the source. 

It is also important to understand that there allergies are a complex relationship between genetics and the environment.

Dust mites are a known allergen that prompted the study of indoor allergens.  Patients who experienced severe skin rashes indoor were tested with household dust, different from their own environment.  Controlling the environment will reduce the symptoms in an allergic individual and at the same time increase the risk of developing in high risk individuals.

Third and Fourth Quarter Growth
Mold Inspections Los Angeles is currently establishing a new office in the city of Woodland Hills, CA.  The office will be a the head quarters of Mold Inspections Los Angeles.  Employees and hygienist will be able to acquire testing equipment and supplies at this facility.